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09/02/2019

Jeremy Scott - Men's & Women's Autumn/Winter 2019 Ready-to-Wear Show in New York

Designer : Jeremy ScottInspiration: For his new show, Jeremy Scott collaborated with the artist Alessandra Mir, who used words and phrases coming from newspaper headlines especially those from New York and the New York Daily News, resembling a handmade collage.Collection: Predominantly black and white for men and women. Wearing berets or big black bows on their heads, women model tulle bustier dresses, sequined outfits and ripped denim. For men, satin and leather take over suits. The weight of words written on outfits adds elegance to the collection for a more sensible appearance to usual, and a more critical look of the world that surrounds him. Note: Sequined dresses at the end of the show & laced boots which add an urban-rock touch.Music from the show (for use only in context of the show, under cover of the right to information).

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